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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07
sWORD-BEARER SLAIN.
The Cavalry ROut the Indians-TsvO
soldier Sh0t-Five Redskins Killed.

telegram from Grow Indian Agency, Mon. says
that Saturday morning Scout Campbell and Inter-
prefer Tobacco Jake were sent to the Indian VII
lage, ordering the chiefs to come to Gen. Ruger at
headquarters. Pretty Eagle harrangued the camp.
and Takes Wrongle, Crazy Head, Iron Fork, Dane
ing Woman, Kearney, Two Belly. and Spotted
Horse rode before TO Gen. Rugers quarters. The
following parley then took place:
Gen. Frank Armstrong; have been sent by the
Great Father to settle the trouble. You must give
US everything and turn over the chief besides the
men. Gen. Ruger will settle it his way. That's all.
Pretty Eagle-we are willing to give up Sword
Bearer, but can't give up The others.
Gen Ruger-I want all the bad young Men. ITO
crazy adj want your boy, TOO
Pretty Eagie-we viii go back TO our camp.
Gen. Ruger-The Great Father sent me to take
the bad young men. and must have them. They
shant be hurt, but must be punished.
Pretty Eagle-we will go back and talk to the
Gen. Ruger-That Is all I have TO say.
Pretty Eagle and the other chiefs then returned
10 tnelr camp, the cavalry were drawn up In full
field order on the eminence fronting the Indian po-
sition. and the Indians soon began riding about
ana singing war songs.
come In with the bad young men the cavalry adj
vanced the infantry took position, and the Indians
opened fire. At the first voley Corporal Charles
Private Eugene Moloy, of troop K, was wounded
-FOUR times. The Indians took position In the
rine-pits and in the brush. The Hotchkiss rifle
next fell in the Indian camp, and one Indian and
a horse were killed. The cavalry now advanced
upon the Indians, driving them into the brush.
sword Bearer was killed. being shot twice In he
skirmish fire by G troop, 1st cavalry commanded
by Capt. F. C. Upham and Lieut. j. B. Aleshire.
The Crow scout, Fire Bug, also claims to have
fired the fatal shot. Nearly all OF them came into
the agency, only about twenty escaping 10 the
hills. The latter are now being pursued by cav
airy. The above names cover all the casualties.
except one man. who was slightly disabled by
fall. Five Indians are reported dead. There Is no
danger 70 the settlements.
VENGEANCE VOWED.
A telegram to the New York Herald from Fort
Custer, Mont. Ter, says: Sword Bearer was the
leader OF the two hundred hostile red men, and it
was thought his violent taking on would so dis
courage his followers that they would quietly sur
render. Most OF them, however, have taken TO
the hills, and the Indians at the agency have not
been able to-day conceal their anger at the loss
OF their medicine man. They indicate by looks,
acts and words that they would quickly accept an
opportunity to fail upon the United states regu-
lars and massacre them. They now pin their faith
on Deaf Bun, powerful chief who was ffrn sup
porter OF sword Bearer. Deaf Bull has asserted
that he will take revenge on the whites the first
chance he gets He will be arrested"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07
VNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN Real Estate Aucuonesr.
CAANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN FOUR
ANQ-A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -
No. 6340 will sell at public auction, front OF l
n IN S,T On The 1f1dn u
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the east half OF lot numbered
seven On in reservation ID. situated Maryland
enue between ~ and 9th streets improved
by dwelling house and large brick stable.
Terms of sale One third 10 cash and the balance
Of purchase in six twelve and eighteen month";
with interest from day Of SALE the payment thereof
be secured by the promssory notes Of the purchaser
OF Rurchsaers or all the purchase money can Be paid
cash ON Day OF sale ratification of sale by the
court. lien reserved the property for purchase
money and interest No deed given until purchase
required when property IL knocked down. All convey
ancfng ct cost of purchaser terms be not complied
with within days after sale the property will be
sold NJ risk and cost Of defsulting purchaser
d. s. HENKLE. Trustee.
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- Once 46U LOulslanA ave
THOS. Z. WAC0A1AN, AuctiOneer. Ol7-d&d

uTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of tnclemency of the weather until WEDNES-
DAY, The SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d.
o2S-d&ds s. s. HENKLE Trustee.
u THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until MONDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF NO
tEMBER, 1887. at the same hour and place, by con-
sent Of parties. s. g. HENKLE.
n2-d&ds Trustee.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED BY consent Of parties, until FRIDAY, THE
ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1887: at same
hour and pl &c s. s. HENKLE,
n7-dHds Trrstee
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
CAANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
REAL ESTATE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL. AND
SITUATED IN SQUARES 631, GAO AND 0Y3,

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
REAL ESTATE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL. AMI
SITUATED IN SQUARES e35. $40 AND 1913.
NEAR SOUTH CAPITOL STREET.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of x3es
the District Of Columbia passed In the of IN
hsyi,ss ct al Va. Farnham ct al. Equity No -
l0.}2I the undersigned Trustees will sell at public
auction. IN front Of the premises. on THURSDAY the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A d. 1887,
1t FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the followiny-described real
estate tn the city Of Washington D. e. to wit: Lots
teen M6,, seventeen I'D: eishteen usl twenty 60,
twenty one CID, twenty two t22l twenty three t2),
tSenty-four CAD. twenty Ave (2a,, and twenty six
{26} IN square numbered six hundred and forty t84O
~ And sisS $40, on FhIDAY. The EIGHTEENTh PAY Or
numbered three 81. nine 90, and fourteen 14), in
square numbered six hundred and thirty seven 1887,
and on the SAME DAY at HALF PAST FOUR +. NJ q,
Lot numbered ten 0O) and the south twenty five (2ol
feet Of Lot nine 90 i'll square numbered six hundred
and ninety three ttj9J).
Terms Of One-third cash. and the balance in one
o. ana two 90 years with interest vt per cent Sc
cured by deed Of trust ali cash. 1T option Of the
chasers. deposit of $50 each lot will be required.
Taxes Will be paid out Of the proceeds OF sale terms
not complied with in days the right Is reserved
to resell at the defaultng purchasers cost All con-
veyancing at purchasers cost
JAMES II. TAYLOR
6l3 18th st. NV. Tr,s.ees
ROBERT FAkNHAM,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
SVRRoUNDED BY WOLVES.
Terrible Experience Of Two Women In
m Wild Part of Michigan.


Dxrporr Sov. IA dispatch from Houghton.
Mich SAYS: D.lphic Brunette, q farmer lives
al.,ut 4 miles from town ON a farm Friday night
bs xas called from home by business and left his
wife home alone. MIS- Brunette heard a noise 10
the ealf-pen late IN the evening. and she and her
daughter went Out with a lantern 10 see what " as
the matter. She found the barn surrounded by
wolves. Before she had time 10 retreat the ferO-
cinus animals surrounded herself ana daughter.
Tue 0rutes were afraid OF the lantern and re-
treated whenever II Was swung toward them, hut
Mrs Brunette dared not swing the lantern vio-
lenty for fear II would go out The lantern con-
t1ined only short Candle, however. and was GER
tain 20 20 out soon.
The position OF the Two women was one OF ex-
tretne peril With remarkable courage Mrs. Bru-
nrlIe worked ner way step by step toward The
barn, keeping the wolves at bay with the light
she nad To swing the lantern around her constant
" as the wolves advanced on the dark side ana
Shipped at them. tearing their dresses and occa-
Sl9nsiiy nippfng their hands. After ten minute!
OF great terror Mrs Brunelle managed 10 get hold
81 a pitch OFk and while her daughter held tne
lantern she attacked the wolves with the iork,
closing the door. Then both tainted Farlne,
Brunette came home about midnight and iouho
them- Both women are Frustrated
Killed a Child by Brutal Treatment.
LITTLE ROcx Ark, Nov. ELLEN Jones, cOlored,
was tried In the circuit Court for numbering her
child by inhuman treatment, and the jury TO
turned a verdict OF murder In the second degree,
and she will be sentenced to-m9rro~ Iwthy
witnesses were examined, and the evidence ueNel,
Oped tnat it was one OF the worst Cases OF molai
and human depravity In the annals OF crime. she
adopted the little girl at the age OF Two years anu
Immediately began her inhumah treatmenI "
beating. kicking and knocking Gown tns NM hsr
buck and put her out In the yard anu she Ial
about 10 this way until she became 50 lainishea SUI
that she drank out OF the soapsuds Inat u
standing In a Wash-tuo Tor days 3nis Heaee"'
resulted In the child's death
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-10
Powderly's Talk.

PHrLADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-General
Master Workman Powderly was inter-
rogated last night concerning the re-
ports of dissatisfa ,tiou among Knights
of labor in different sections of the
country. When asked whether he
had received any petitions from dis
trict assemblies asking that a special
session of the general assembly for the
order be called, he said: 81 have not
heard word about special session
yet from anybody inside the
order. All that | have heard
is the discussion of the sub
ject in the newspapers. ] don't
see where the information comes from
that is printed in the newspapers. /
have received letters from these very
localities where dissatisfaction is said
to exist. and they are all of the most
loval character. In Chicago, even.
where the trouble is said to have
started among the members of District
Assembly No. "a, understand perfect
harmony exists. Ihave constant COM
munication with District Master
Workman Butler. who is said to be
tho fierccst of all in his opposition to
the general executive board, and he
writes i'm the most friendly terms. ]
understood no such resolutions as
were credited TO District Assembly
No. "a were passed by that body, and
reports 10 the contrary published in
the papers give the only intimation !
have received cf any bad state of
feeling"
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.


IIoUsE.-Dibble from the committee
on public buildings reported back the
senate ills authorizing public build
ing aA ouston. Texas.
Cox. of n. c., from committee on
civil service reform. reported back the
senate bill repeating the tenure of
Office act.
House then in the morning hour
went into committee of the whole,
Cox, of n. Y, in the chair, for the con-
sideration of bills reported from the
committee on public buildings and
grounds. The first bill called up was
that appropriating S500OC0 Tor the
purchase Of a site and the erection OF
II public building at Charleston. S. G..
and indorslng the sale of the present
postonicc building in that city.
Hepburn opposed the bill on ac-
count Of vibrations continuing, and it
did not seem wise TO make this appro-
priation at the present time. lie
moved TO reduce TO 100000 Lost
On the point Of no quorum the com
mittec rose and the bill went over
without action.
House went into committee of the
whole on the bill consolidating certain
bureaus of the navy department.
Buck, of Connecticut, strongly adj
vccatcd the bill. He would vote for
any beneficial measure, whether it was
proposed by Democrat or Repub-
iican. lie might add that after Re-
publican secretaries of the navy had
for years recommended just this legis-
lation, the gentlemen from Maine and
West Virginia, Messrs. Boutclle and
Gotl, said: "We must not do that now
because Democratic secretary recon-
mends it," These gentlemen seemed
to be III favor of the Republican side
flourishing because the Democratic
side had been nou: ishing. Laughter
Boutellc--"llave you any foundation
for saying or intimatinl that the gen.
rlcmen from West Virginia or Maine
have Mt any time rany where favored
any such measure as this destroying
the functional organization of the
navy department when recommended
by Republican secretaries, and have
changed front now and oppose it!"
Buck-"l have not."t
'Boutelle-"l am glad to have cat
egorical answer"
Buck You are opposed to il to
day, were opposed TO il yesterday, and
will be opposed to it as long as Dem
ocratic secretary is in power" Laugh
ter.
Thomas, of Illinois, advocated the
measure. but wished TO disabusc the
minds of the members of the house of
the idea that it was IA Democratic
measure.
Pending further debate the com
mittce rose.
The senate joint resolution was
passed app 'inting John y. Angel a
member of the board Of regents of the
Smithsonian Institute.
Willis, of Kentucky, reported the
river and harbor bill, and tho house
adjourned.
Senate is not in session to-day.
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Public Land Strip.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Thc bill for
opening the public land strip between
Kansas ard Texas, and bringing it
under the jurisdiction of the federal
court, will pass. Gen. Sparks thinks,
but he is not in favor of ii. His reason
for opposing tits that "the confounded
rascals will steal it as soon as it is
thrown OPEN" The general is also
against the proposition to establish
another land Office i'm Northwestern
Kansas. There will have to be an Of
flee to the public land strip when
opened. aud the land commissioner
thinks another office in Kansas is not
needed.
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CITATION.

The State Of Texas, Dallas County, to the
SheriC or any Constable of Dallas County,
Greeting:
UOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED,
i That by making publication Of this
citation In some newspaper published In
said state and comfy, you summon Foster
Green, Elias Green, William Green ana
Allie Green, Wade Green, Elias Green, Jr.,
and Doyie Green and Cal Green, heirs OF
Anderson Green, deceased and Fent, Roy,
George aud Molie Witt, heirs Of Rainey
Witt, deceased, and Evans Green and Pet
Littlefeld, heirs of Lucy Littlefield, de-
ceased, and Joseph and Mollie Ferno, to
appear at the court house in Dallas county,
Texas, to answer the suit OF W. *. Green,
administrator, VS.. Foster Green ct al, No;
sos. I'm probate court, to be held in said
court house. on the first Mondy of Febru-
airy, 1857, said suit being filed on the I'd
day of December, 1886, 10 sell the lands OF
deceased. w. II. Green, lands situate in
Dallas county, Texas, bought by said de-
ceased from Lucinda A. Keller on the 2Sth
day of -----, 1881, consisting oil three
tracts of 80, 102 and so acres, to pay oebts
of W. ii. Green's estate and for partition;
said administrator having made application
in writing, as required by law. that said
defendants, except Fent, Roy, George and
Molhe Witt and Joseph and Mollie Ferno.
whose place of residence is unknown, re-
side in Green county, Illinois.
Herein fail not. but due return make of
this citation TO said term Of the Probate
Court, being the next term thereof.
- Given under my hand and seal Of
! office this the LIST day of January,
l. s. iISs7. W. c. HILL,
- Clk. Co. CT. Dallas Co., Texas.
All persons having claims against the es-
tate OF II. II. Evans, deceased. are hereby
notified amp required TO present the same to
n. G.. Turney. of Dallas. Texas, for ap-
proval or rejection within the time pre-
scribed by law, letters testamentary having
been granted to said Turnry by tue county
court Of Dallas county on the 18th day OF
November. 18s0. n. G. TURNEY.
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Verdict Giving Damages.

GALVESTON, Jan. O.-The suit of
w. w. James against the Gulf, Colo
RADIO & Santa Fe Railroad Company
for damages in the sum of $4,000 for
fal-e Imprisonment. which has been
pending in the district court, was set
tied this morning by the jury bringing
in a verdict for the plaintiff in the
sum of 5000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-10
Stock In Fine Condition-Grain In
Need of Rain.

ABILENE, Jan. 1O.-The stockmen
report their herds in finer condition
than for many years. The cold, dry
wcatr er has been beneficial in every
way TO cattle. The range is fine, but
in some localities the water is failing
The greatest trouble that exists in
this section is among the farmers. If
rain or snow does not fall soon they
say their labor is lost and no crops can
possibly be made. The weather for
the past week has been freezing cold
and cloudy, with fine indications of a
big snow or rain.
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Whnt Leo Will Give.

RoME, Jan. 1O.-The people will pre-
sent $4,000 to the congregation de
propaganda fide on the occasion OF the
coming Jubilee.
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EVERY MAN IN DALLAS

Should buy hundred copies mail friends in the East
and dealers could prohtay use
hundred each HAND IN YOUR IN GOOD TIME
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FRESH CRANBERRIES
Raisins, Currents, Pigs feet, and California
fruits, ut
II. III. CRADDOCK'S,
Pan Telephone. Eryay st. Gracer!
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Well Apace With Kansas City,,

Omaha, Seattle and other cities Of the Northwest.
There is hardly hamlet in the country which has
not been visited by papers, pamphlets and other
printed matter descriptive of these Cities and pre-
sentng their advantage for business and induce
ments to capitalists in such way as to benefit the
city in miraculous degree and likewise the indl,
vidual who by his means and energies contributed
to that prosperity.
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NO MORE CoNGLoMERATE.
Pure Water In Reach a Everyone.

Gosp fouf ri.ierHs lrIu aud purity iio water
biu. ltayos fiuF hu.a Ild.' nud fulr" tni-hi au
tr III H Irfu t.r o. iIa. fi rH iH'u fuur rl.lrfU NNf
th..a 81 HcrHrlui1ir ne your uiui nud rl i.f.u 'n
,nuf rairfn. tuu con urutUui iurif fissEr iu.iN.f
ll theu.n ufn pifnut hlt,f manufactured Ne ih.s
NV b. Geo. T. iulsrh. iE iio vii plHeu tlis
fifr RI 0n tfil Hud fHnnio u 10 "a dos 80 Keep
,oHf rIsirfu ire irlni all lmpurltei
I,f.rh9nc So. n. uf call ~ 10 MlnlHlppl AyU
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Stockholders Meeting.
onr N-vInu 4 cn.rlnIos D !

oruc NrvrHts CuAptufoS " n 90.
no i0 Nttf ~, n. y. noi. RI, iHff !
I'ltE AhNtAL HlOl kIVLptl1 hthllN0ot
I'M rYmrauy. nd,rrtlrd Tor The purposes Of
rftiuT if ii,rs aud thu disposition Oi such other
butl uoss 81 mlglt IT, hfuurhi bclurr ~ Il hereby
Withdrawn. sud no such ngung VIII occif, owiQE
H. tnu tandeucY Of litigation ui Huntsville. Ali,
WlilCh Ifccludes thc boidlng 81 such election.
l.. a. sCuNAk, tccrvlary.
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MISS. & TENN. R, R, 90.
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders.

Tho annual meeting II ne f.oskhDlicr u iho
W-isfppi 4 Tcn1cseo Railroad company Will Boo
held % iho onlrr 81 tho company. IN Mtmrhis
Tenn. on "Wednesday. tio "a 81 November, is'i.
I'D which dino dir1ct0n will be DlcrIcd Tor thc co.
ulug yuH ,.,,.
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The Webb Manufacturing Co.,
PRorHIEToRs.
KAsHvILLE..........o.TE TENNESSEE.
AdmlnIst rator's Notice.

Orrc 81 pthic Adfninistnim az shelby County
Memphis Tenn Nolomblr3 p. ish
Tho uudrrignod having ioon nppninied md
qualified ~ administrator 81 thr t'HlntH uI " ".
Johnson drrcasc, noiier j. hereby nitrn iu ~ pef
SONS indebted "a stld C.tie 20 conc iufWnfl Hnl
soiflo. and o. tiuao tn whom aid C.nic u ludrligd
to tlo their claims With me duly prrlaifd. wltiilu
Inc tine pfraoficd by Law OF tic some VII u for
ever baucd fNN ltlAnAt,
ffil Public Admlnlsifaiof
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FunSITIlHE.
AMUSEMENT
Mks. Florence Finley More

WIN opcn q dancing clas. NJ the Gayuso hotel Mon.
tny. nov ii NJ O'Clock, Tor lndios and gentlemen.
and every Monday aud Thunday lhl, elias, win
moot. Tcrms " O pr month. payable Ia niuncc
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DIR. d. S. JOHNSoN'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. ~ Joforron stroot,


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TO LET or FOR SALE.

>TEw CorrAGE}r NtAE DUMMY LIME, McLE
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ison stu,ct.
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EUGENE RoBINsoN'S

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III WARD.

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rate of l5c for two lines one insertions two inser'
tlons. 25c one week, 50c.
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scales. - Madison a., aud be- rewarded.
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reward. Owner urulNed Information that glasses
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